Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-02

July contracts were hardly as large
as expected, though quite liberal
August opened at 3I5sC and sold with slight
1uCtuatlon to jSc, closing at 5T5sG374d. Con
siderable interest was manifested in provisions
The market and speculative trading was quite
Crisk. Delivery on July contracts were mod
erately free. The packing of the west Is de-
crea5ing, and the consumptive demand Is quite
good ut distributing CenteTs Mess pOrT CON
tinues duh, July being quotable at SIS OO@l6 co.
Lard was farl' active August opened at ST 20,
decline TO SIS 81 and closed at the opening
quotations The leading futures closed as
follows: Wheat-Ju.y 69asc; August I55c: Sep
TENDER a &c, october I14c Corn-July j6tsoj
August $3.50; September 3959ci October
991lc. I,Ard-July Sc jTh: August So 6l4i Sep
,ember 81 ~ October S. s. Short rlbs-July
s. So; August s. 20; September 81 So, Cash
quotations were: Flour ruled quiet. but hold
er5 look for improvement after the holidays
stock reported on hand 81 457 barrels. No. :
/ spring wheat G9'sa69zsc;, No. ?, red, ~ q
&c. no. corn CSC, Mess porE
RIBS sides. loose, 81 5O07 So; dry sailed
shoulders, boxed, 80 4OG5 so; shortClear sides
boxed, 81 9jGS 90.
NEW YORK, July Flour decidedly more
active. Wheat-Spot lots of spring steady and
without important changes; winter grades more
or less nominal; options variable and irregular.
July opened firm and advanced I5sC. closing
with q reaction of s. C, later months closing &
tribe lower, after opening "a &c better. Spec
ulatiOE was only moderate. Spot No. red So .
dS6c 1T elevator tor car lots; July S4zg GS519c,
Closing 1T oi'GCy august CT 'CcoOJ september
Sji+GSj5lc, closing at eJiiC; October S6sa SIC,
closing at So C; November SSGSJiIc, closing at
So; April a. a "a C, closing at $3.50; May 95l4
G9Il5c. closing at SOC. COrn-Spot lots steady
and only moderately aCtivei options ga &C
lower, closing steady spot No. 453lc at
elevator; 46it d463 delivered; July
4JltG4j7sC, closing at 1850; August 1910, clos
ing at 1870; September 4SC, closing at 4Sc.
Cotfee-Spot fair; Rio quiet and steady at
SIS 80; options higher but only moderately &C.
tive; sales 6)j00 bags July sic 356 l6 30; August
Sl6 3aGl6 7Oi September Sl6 45GlG 50; october
5 IS 65Gl7 o.; November SIC 75Gl7 10; December
ST Q5Gli 20; March SIC So; April 81 co. Sugar
steady but quiet; Bahia 3 I5-IGC; refined dull
confeCLlonera \ II l6G54c; cut loaf and
crushed GGG1-l6c; powdered &c; graduated
5l3-1GC; cubes 81 as 15-lGc, Molasses-Dull
ard nominal. Woo!-Quiet and steady; do
mestiC fleece 30G37c; pulled I4G1iC; Texas ga
24c. Pork dull and nominal. Cut meats steady.
Lard to points higner; spot S. %, closing at
s. %; August s. OOGI o.; September s. lOGT Is.
NEW GRLEsNs, La. July l.-Flour quiet
aDd weak; choice So 5)G3 GO; fancy So 900
90; extra farCy 81 2OG4 %; Minnesota and
winter wheat patents 81 6OG4 50. Corn unset
tied and generally lower. mixed 4SC; yellow
isG49c; white 81 G55C. oats quiet and steady
at 3GG364C. COrnmeal steady at = %. Hay
steady and 1rm; prime SIG OO0l7 90; choice
quOtabh higher. Whisky steady at 81 05Gl 81.
Coffee quiet and firm; Rio ISi59lg55c Rice
quiet and steady at 4G5C. Cottonseed products
dull and nominal. Sugar strong; open kettle
and good TO fair SIC. centrifugals, off white
and six seconds 556d5 10. MOlasses steady
and fair demand; Centrifugals, strictly prime
to fancy 25G33c. New York 81 so premium.